I. scorn [skɔ:n, америк. skɔ:rn] СУЩ.
II. scorn [skɔ:n, америк. skɔ:rn] ГЛ. перех.
1. scorn (feel contempt):
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2. scorn (refuse):
- scorn
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| I | scorn |
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| you | scorn |
| he/she/it | scorns |
| we | scorn |
| you | scorn |
| they | scorn |
| I | scorned |
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| you | scorned |
| he/she/it | scorned |
| we | scorned |
| you | scorned |
| they | scorned |
| I | have | scorned |
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| you | have | scorned |
| he/she/it | has | scorned |
| we | have | scorned |
| you | have | scorned |
| they | have | scorned |
| I | had | scorned |
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| you | had | scorned |
| he/she/it | had | scorned |
| we | had | scorned |
| you | had | scorned |
| they | had | scorned |
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She scorned the shepherdess for her folly, but the shepherdess bid farewell to the lovely girl.
en.wikipedia.org Beliefs that revolved around animism and magic were consistently met with scorn, and were regarded as immoral and subservient.
en.wikipedia.org The campaign received some critical scorn from those in the industry.
en.wikipedia.org The churches were shut down and priests were captured and defrocked while expelled and scorned by the police authorities.
en.wikipedia.org For others, it will provoke sympathy rather than scorn.
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